RedNeckGeek
Super Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2011
- Messages
- 8,753
- Location
- Butte County & Orcutt, California
- Tractor
- Kubota M62, Kubota L3240D HST (SOLD!), Kubota RTV900
Good Morning!!!! 36F @ 5:45AM. Sunshine and a few clouds. High 56F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph.
Your "yard art" photo makes my back hurt just lookin' at it, Mike.
I'll bet you saved a pretty penny on that axle, Paul. Nice work!
I use the reflection of a hand held light to judge the right amount of paint to spray. And I still get runs. Getting pretty good at cutting them off with a single edge razor blade, and can sometimes smooth them out with the edge of a paper towel if I can catch them before the paint dries.
My condolances, Ken.
I had just enough time to clean the rain gutters out before the home insurance inspector came waltzing down the driveway yesterday morning. She had software on her phone that told her what to photograh or video, and it took a couple hours. Good thing I got the gutters done, as she had to photograph them. Don't know what either of us would have done had I not brought up a ladder from down south; she didn't bring her own. She said the house passed inspection, but didn't know how long it would take to issue the fire safe certificate. I'm hoping the certificate will open up more opportunities for the new owner to purchase homeowner's insurance.
Weatherman was predicting rain for yesterday afternoon, but it held off until late in the day. I got several stacks of pallets moved down to the bottom of the property, out of sight from the house and closer to the burn pile. Put the land plane and 4in1 bucket on and groomed the gravel driveway to fill some rain ruts and spread new gravel on the uppermost section. Refuled the tractor at the very end of the day, getting wet in the promised rain, and stung by surprise hail.
Finished the day with a vegetarian stew and a couple dark brown Guinness stouts. I forgot to wear green.
Realtor and photographer are supposed to be here at 8:30 this morning, and I'll probably be busy moving stuff around for the pictures and videos. I'd like to finish spreading gravel, and drag a few trees to the burn pile if there's any daylight left. As of yesterday's forecast, most of the rest of the week was suppoed to be wet. Now they're guessing cloudy to sunny. I'm not complaining.
A neighbor uses sections of old fire hose to cover his hydraulic lines. He gets them free from the local fire station. I put some on the hoses to the grapple and 4in1 bucket and it's been holding up well.Was thinking maybe I can wrap with rubber or silicone tape. Any thoughts? Initially was just gonna replace, but if not leaking, maybe not yet.
Might wanna take a look at the air filter to see if there's a mouse house in there.I've been working on getting some old stuff running and trying to get ready to sell it. Old 2003 Impala, looks really good cleaned up but has a P0300 misfire code. Not sure if it is bad gas or what since it has been sitting.
Your "yard art" photo makes my back hurt just lookin' at it, Mike.
I'll bet you saved a pretty penny on that axle, Paul. Nice work!
I use the reflection of a hand held light to judge the right amount of paint to spray. And I still get runs. Getting pretty good at cutting them off with a single edge razor blade, and can sometimes smooth them out with the edge of a paper towel if I can catch them before the paint dries.
My condolances, Ken.
I had just enough time to clean the rain gutters out before the home insurance inspector came waltzing down the driveway yesterday morning. She had software on her phone that told her what to photograh or video, and it took a couple hours. Good thing I got the gutters done, as she had to photograph them. Don't know what either of us would have done had I not brought up a ladder from down south; she didn't bring her own. She said the house passed inspection, but didn't know how long it would take to issue the fire safe certificate. I'm hoping the certificate will open up more opportunities for the new owner to purchase homeowner's insurance.
Weatherman was predicting rain for yesterday afternoon, but it held off until late in the day. I got several stacks of pallets moved down to the bottom of the property, out of sight from the house and closer to the burn pile. Put the land plane and 4in1 bucket on and groomed the gravel driveway to fill some rain ruts and spread new gravel on the uppermost section. Refuled the tractor at the very end of the day, getting wet in the promised rain, and stung by surprise hail.
Finished the day with a vegetarian stew and a couple dark brown Guinness stouts. I forgot to wear green.
Realtor and photographer are supposed to be here at 8:30 this morning, and I'll probably be busy moving stuff around for the pictures and videos. I'd like to finish spreading gravel, and drag a few trees to the burn pile if there's any daylight left. As of yesterday's forecast, most of the rest of the week was suppoed to be wet. Now they're guessing cloudy to sunny. I'm not complaining.